Cara Delevingne is one of the hottest supermodels today, and it’s easy to see why. She always impresses us with her flawless looks, whether strutting down the catwalk, walking the red carpet, or even cruising the street.
Cara Delevingne shows off a vintage hairstyle at the “Suicide Squad” world premiere held on August 1, 2016, at the Beacon Theater in New York City (Credit: C.Smith / Dan Jackman / Ivan Nikolov / WENN)
On Monday night, the 24-year-old model did not disappoint at the world premiere of “Suicide Squad” in New York City.
She channeled old Hollywood glamour with a sexy twist, a far cry from her ghoulish, creepy character Enchantress.
Cara Delevingne admitted that she did not read any Enchantress comics before accepting the role or during the production of the film. To help her get into character, she listened to rock music from Nick Cave and Megadeth.
During her audition for the role, she read for Martha from Edward Albee’s play “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” and was asked to read the part in different ways to reflect June Moone’s split personality.
Cara Delevingne did not read any Enchantress comics before or during the production of Suicide Squad, but she prepared for the role by listening to rock music and walking naked in the woods at night (Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures)
By the end of the audition, she was so passionate about the role that she was ready to fight, saying, “David Ayer sparked a fury in me, you got to come get me out of jail because I was so furious!”
Cara Delevingne described June Moone as an “adventure-seeker who’s always wanted some excitement” and Enchantress as “a feral being.”
Interestingly, David Ayer cast Cara Delevingne before there was a script and asked her to prepare for her role by walking naked in the woods at night, preferably underneath a full moon and in the mud. She reportedly did so on the secluded compound of her sister’s mansion, seeking some much-needed privacy.
Cara Delevingne shows off her model figure in an asymmetrical black-and-white dress from Anthony Vaccarello (Credit: C.Smith / Dan Jackman / Ivan Nikolov / WENN)
The British model showed some serious flesh in a studded, perforated dress by Anthony Vaccarello.
It featured a plunging v-neckline flaunting her décolletage and a diagonal midsection cutout that revealed more skin.
The tiny dress — held together by small rings — also had asymmetrical shoulder straps and a faux suede skirt.
Cara Delevingne flaunts her cleavage in a plunging cutout dress from Anthony Vaccarello (Credit: C.Smith / Dan Jackman / Ivan Nikolov / WENN)
The “Paper Towns” star played up the look’s rock ‘n’ roll vibe with several pieces of statement jewelry. She wore multiple earrings, including a pair of H. Stern dangling earrings and a couple of rings.
The model-turned-actress wore her blonde locks in smooth waves with a side part, opting for an old Hollywood beauty look. She also sported glittery smoky eye makeup and a slick of bold red lipstick.
Cara Delevingne stuns in a metal-embellished Anthony Vaccarello dress (Credit: C.Smith / Dan Jackman / Ivan Nikolov / WENN)
Cara rounded out her edgy but sultry look with the Christian Louboutin “Louise XI” over-the-knee boots.
These suede boots have almond toes, side-zip fastenings, half-inch hidden platforms, and five-inch heels.
Unfortunately, these boots are already sold out. You can find more recent shoes from the popular designer at Nordstrom and Mytheresa.
Cara Delevingne adds several inches to her height with black suede Christian Louboutin Louise Xi boots (Credit: C.Smith / Dan Jackman / Ivan Nikolov / WENN)